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@solid-soda/scripts
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Speed up the creation and maintenance of your JS applications. Zero configuration way to use modern code-quality tools.
yarn dlx @solid-soda/scripts
or if you prefer npm
npx @solid-soda/scripts
@solid-soda/scripts in your project directory.Just run scripts in a directory with your project.
If you use yarn@berry, just run:
yarn dlx @solid-soda/scripts
If you use npm of yarn@classic, just run:
npx @solid-soda/scripts
It will generate all configs and put it to repository. Now, you can use any provided tool.
Some scripts will be added to your package.json:
commit — runs Commitizen and allow create nice commit messagespretty — runs Prettier and format all code in the repolint:code — runs ESLint and preform static analysis of codeIf you have some styles in the repo, we will add extra script:
lint:styles — runs Stylelint and preform static analysis of stylesIf you want to release repo by git-tags, we will add ont more script:
release — runs Standard Version, updates CHANGELOG.md, bump version in package.json and created git-tagAlso, this library sets up lint-staged (prettify all staged files), Commitlint (check commit messages by Conventional Commits specifications) and Husky (to run Prettier and Commitlint).
Upgrading from version 1.x.x, you must do one simple action: just run @solid-soda/scripts in your repository.
For example:
npx @solid-soda/scripts
This project based on mrm and setup configs for Commitizen, Commitlint, ESLint, Husky, lint-staged, Prettier, Stylelint.
FAQs
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We found that @solid-soda/scripts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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